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All material on this web site is copyrighted by Honourcode, Inc. 1999-2008.
Effective, Pragmatic Methods
We address your issues with proven methods recognized in current standards
such as EIA-632, tempered with a practical approach that keeps the goal
in sight. We help you to assess your current approaches to each system
process, then work with you to decide which processes are most critical
to your success.
Processes Used
to Engineer a System |
|
| Acquisition and Supply | Supply Process |
| Technical Management | Planning Assessment Control |
| System Design | Requirements Definition Solution Definition |
| Product Realization | Implementation Transition to Use |
| Technical Support | Systems Analysis |
Success Measures
Each organization and project measures success uniquely, and the measure
changes with time. We help you to identify - not just useable technical
requirements - but the true Objective Function that you use to measure
your success. Typical Objective Functions are a combination of
Financial measures (profit, ROI),
Customer satisfaction measures (market share, demand),
Technical quality measures (performance, reliability),
Human resources measures (retention, work satisfaction)
Many of these are intangible and hard to quantify - but your success depends on applying exactly these measures to every decision you make.
Page last modified 2 May 02